| [/ədˈmɪʃn; ədˋmɪʃən/] n 用法:
1 [U] ~ (to/into sth) entering or being allowed to enter a building, society, school, etc 进入或获准进入某建筑物, 社团, 学校等:
Admission (to the club) is restricted to members only. 只准会员进入（俱乐部）. *
Admission to British universities depends on examination results. 英国大学入学以考试成绩为凭. *
A week after his admission into the army, he fell ill. 他入伍後一星期就病了. *
Do they charge for admission? 入场要收费吗? *
How does one gain admission to the Buckingham Palace? 怎样才能获准进入白金汉宫? 用法:
2 [U] money charged for being admitted to a public place 公众场所入场费; 门票钱:
You have to pay 2 admission. 你须付2英镑入场费. 用法:
3 [U] ~ (of sth); ~ (that...) statement acknowledging the truth of sth; confession 承认; 招认; 供认; 坦白:
an admission that one has lied 对自己说了谎的供认 *
Her resignation amounts to an admission of failure. 她的辞职等於承认失败. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) by/on one's own ad`mission as one has oneself admitted 如其自己所承认的:
He is a coward by his own admission. 他自己承认是个胆小鬼. |